Accountability to Our Patients

Infection Control and You: Tracking Hospital Acquired Infection Rates in the hospital -
Central Line Infection CLI

Click here for TGH & TWH CLI Rates - January to March 2012

Patients who need frequent intravenous (IV) medications, blood, fluid replacement and/or nutrition may have a central venous catheter (or “line”) placed into one of their veins. This line can stay in place for days and even weeks. Central lines may cause infections when bacteria grow in the line and spread to the patient’s bloodstream.

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Accountability to Our Patients

Infection Control and You: Tracking Hospital Acquired Infection Rates in the hospital - Central Line Infection CLI

Infection Control and You: Tracking Hospital Acquired Infection Rates in the hospital -
Central Line Infection CLI